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Our word for this week is Panacea. Can you think of a real-life panacea? Let's test our collective wisdom! #panacea #remedy #VocabularyChallenge #WordOfTheWeek #LanguageLearning

Study Aims to Bring a Tinier Tyrannosaur Back From Oblivion https://lnkd.in/eDsG4Sh6

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An anatomical approximation of a female of the species Wagneriana tauricornis (O. Pickard-Cambridge, 1889). distributed from the U.S. to Peru. In this model, I emphasized the complex topology of the female's abdomen and epigynum. The genus Wagneriana was revisited in 1991 by Dr. Herber Levi. In his paper, Dr. Levi comments on a communication with W. Eberhard, and provides important information on the life history of the species: ”W. tauricornis take their web down when not in use (usually but not always in the daytime) and then sit at exposed sites like the tips of thin branches with their legs pressed to their bodies. Their irregular outlines make them hard to recognize as a spider. When they have an orb they generally hang in the hub or sit facing away with a line to the hub held by leg IV (the closest to the abdomen)" https://skfb.ly/oTITA You can find this and other models in my portfolio: https://lnkd.in/gFHnNZZQ

Your social media feeds are probably filled with ominous warnings about the Northeast USA being invaded with venomous large spiders, but while there is partial truth in this, the Joro spider is being overhyped to drive clicks and is not a deadly threat. Invasive-- yes. Deadly-- no. While I would never encourage anyone to play with or handle wild animals and insects, this spider itself is mostly benign, poses little danger to people/pets, and has been in the South for several years. You can learn more about it in the video below. #jorospider #invasivespecies #insects #Entomology #Araneology #science #nature #enviroment #nature #naturalsciences #biology #zoology #spiders

Asteraceae family(Compositae) Ray and disc florets, Head or Capitulum inflorescence ,Involucre Bract Homogamous(Ageratum) Heterogamous(Sun flower ,Tridax) Bifid stigma.

Why do we just adore some insects and revile others? We break it down in this week's episode - listen in and learn! #UCRiverside #UCRscience #entomology #insects #UCRcnas

Unit 1: Introductory Material Methods of Apologetics Equip Class: Introduction to Apologetics Rev. Daniel L. Arter https://lnkd.in/e5bDAgta

It's word of the week time. And it is: barmecide. Contains a prick of a prince (not that one). Head to https://bit.ly/41Pek2Z to find out what it means, where it comes from and who that pricky prince is #wordoftheday #wordoftheweek #etymology #wordorigins #WOTD

If you have to bite more than you can chew then you got to invite an Orca 🐋 into your psyche Animals with the strongest bite force: 😲 Human - 160 psi 🐻❄️ Polar bear - 1,200 🐻 Grizzly bear - 1,200 🦍 Gorilla - 1,300 🐆 Jaguar - 1,500 🦛 Hippo - 1,800 🐊 Alligator - 2,000 🦈 Great white shark - 4,000 🐊 Nile crocodile - 5,000 🐋 Orca - 19,000 psi - pounds per square inch According to WorldAtlas, Live Science